Even though they usually just add to drawer chaos, even though they get sometimes used maybe once or twice a year, I still have a thing for silly kitchen gadgets. The more obscure and limited the purpose, the better. Like this butter curler, the latest thing I've come across. You use it to turn chunks of butter into stylishly textured curls of butter, adding a decorative touch to the breakfast table, via a curved, serrated edge. And you can also use it with chocolate. Is this enough to justify an unnecessary purchase yet?
Friday, April 11, 2003
Next-to-useless kitchen gadget of the day
Even though they usually just add to drawer chaos, even though they get sometimes used maybe once or twice a year, I still have a thing for silly kitchen gadgets. The more obscure and limited the purpose, the better. Like this butter curler, the latest thing I've come across. You use it to turn chunks of butter into stylishly textured curls of butter, adding a decorative touch to the breakfast table, via a curved, serrated edge. And you can also use it with chocolate. Is this enough to justify an unnecessary purchase yet?
Even though they usually just add to drawer chaos, even though they get sometimes used maybe once or twice a year, I still have a thing for silly kitchen gadgets. The more obscure and limited the purpose, the better. Like this butter curler, the latest thing I've come across. You use it to turn chunks of butter into stylishly textured curls of butter, adding a decorative touch to the breakfast table, via a curved, serrated edge. And you can also use it with chocolate. Is this enough to justify an unnecessary purchase yet?
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